鞠了一躬 Pronunciation and Pinyin
鞠了一躬 Usage and Examples
bowed
made a bow
gave a bow
The characters in 鞠了一躬
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 鞠
- jū鞠kùn困in distress, in hardship
- jū鞠zǐ子Juzi, Mariko
- jū鞠shèng盛Ju Sheng, Prosperous Ju
- jū鞠yù育raise, bring up
- jū鞠jiè诫admonish, respectfully admonish
- jū鞠gōng躬to bow, bow
- jū鞠gōng躬jìn尽lì力sǐ死ér而hòu后yǐ已To give one's all until death, To serve wholeheartedly until death
- jū鞠gōng躬jìn尽cuì瘁sǐ死ér而hòu后yǐ已Serve until death, Devote one's life to duty
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Open the tool →Questions about 鞠了一躬
What does 鞠了一躬 mean in Chinese?
鞠了一躬 (jū le yī gōng) means “bowed, made a bow, gave a bow”.
How do you pronounce 鞠了一躬?
鞠了一躬 is pronounced jū le yī gōng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “bowed” in Chinese?
“bowed” is 鞠了一躬 (jū le yī gōng) in Chinese.